brush,
.. , p and
.' 11111111101111; and. be-
. “111.1101. nos. es in.
on. livennn; lnt'cn‘.
. ’ our and full of
h’ti,di"ttest, and
y n seeintodt, why not
out omiromyourdruxgist
. ?. bsolilto
n1 try. (in non
9.111 1., 111111111
3‘ nigh,“ 311331531511 'st‘t‘er. sud
one niac- is aufiioient to cure
" oisuchtrou
nil , pensive
.. ‘ sin. 1v ion; will
at ‘ddyiimeor ‘durlns'
.. youra 1111111111011 misery
innit memento-11.111011: as
~ .1 bis stillness you
use to you my
title'snd obliga-
tbose. who, would have pre-
io listen 1.111111 afternoon. to an-
. . 11- and better
he. 1.1mm has 1 11311111110
Vocoasion. and l ,
111111.111 my en es ion 11
,“Yonts will be the vie.
.111. defeat. if i fail to
friends by impartial.
, notable service to all."
‘ 1.110111111111011 which meets my
j. l. visionis so new and var-
‘ ' aground so full of the
rhspstlie impossible.
”id 110110 that the feeble
chi lnuve so for
tint-[opposition then 11 it
wilderness. may "on in
111 say
blssed
couturednpon me u very
1y :realise that
, do not add to the list-
who occupy them. it
, ‘ 110 be «united Mates son-
.11 .another. and rare thing. to
be 11111111 ed for that position.
_ of boring sought this
stub. rn disregarded my
. modifications. 1 plead in con-
jd avoidance. an ardent lik-
a study of political questions.
and'try to account for
.11. political fashions—-
.skirl of the extrem-
a Gil orlnollne',-of lite
.' Korstcforeyl have
I!“ t.‘ looking 11110 the
is”! hail find myself in
. _ one other
, 1n ions of cus-
- .cui‘los ty chooses to
.» , there is 1101111111 in
3' ”is without fault, criti-
:1 Assay. and creation al-
. ‘1 Annotation for polit-
. .. some of the in
political service. '
void. when possible.
ose inert and tune
- ‘ ‘ undue”.
‘ on music.
as of food and wit,
phrasins of the Ten
1e1- liars. and i
i
d society with my
he..dedicatioa of
WW;
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161531
f our ‘iisrio. '
. rdéoghfiddlnl of 1111
i re. ' rtiy because i c 11.111111
r , about the around portly bdcsu
Minutemen 11111311001 . ,. .,
news more than it was possible for
into to touch in "The Gardens of
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We in the 1111111111 111111111. 111
in,» ‘ . la
' .3 inwimwl a} 01‘ nuiornsilsii ‘1. 01". ll “:31 E Iii-“Himaéll'vxfldflfitfi m,
. ' :9" ll . ‘ 110.11 #11 ““1 1111001. 3011 .Noflfil‘. GO .1114 p?
I“, .' .l ‘ ‘5‘" l" "Dunn's Ki nsy l'iils‘ hardi'._ 11:. o__,
ii outwit , st and from
hit .iwon . p _ ore every
soilsi ‘ your. "1‘ c elnpire of (1111111
Britain mauaxes to stub slant on less
, 1111111 enamored. acts-111‘. Parliament;
1111- ‘aimums' i have read recently at
11 act of ”We“; 111111.. DILMDDB
nouns lourieen lines. 1111111 0 other
ten timou. without opposition. but new-
er become I law. because it couldn't
nothlhrou both houses during the
sonic sens on.) This sort of thing stig-
xesis the wisdom 01 the rule—dome-
111. what 10111116111111 Durhamwthst applied
in, the days of M. a Gracia. when the
lgdnyvho propos a new low was led
l the public ‘usii‘einhly. with a rope
around his neck. andtlf his law failed
to puss. he was taken out and banned.
History tells us that the personal
liberty, clutules 11nd legislation are
Anglo-Snxon’nnvontlo‘nu. Neither the
Greeks. 1101' itomuun, nor any other 11a»
lions. of record know anything about
repi'tiiiontntiou or representative [ov-
erut sum. as we understand them. sud
the halo-Saxons when they started in.
to. legislate. didnlt make new lows;
they simply declared by public not
the,"i1‘ee «1111111771 the 11191111111111
sslstlulr- Whnii'bh .iilihsrs' ”1111111..
from the. day they left the shores of
toJinitic. ann to the time they foi-
iowed Washlnston to victory, wss 11h-
nrlyhnoi 111111.. The prehious Words of
1111111111111 Charts were those that de-
clared that linemen should n01 be de-
prived of their "free customs" end
these free customs. or the common
law. forbade that any unlawful purpose:
should be sccoinpli’shod by unlawful
eshs. The lawyers present know
that ninety per cent. of our. statute-1
ago not monopoly. extortion. consplo
soy. etc. are more or loss faulty doc-
motions of the common law assinst
restsillng. recretlng. cngrosslnttahd
001111 as interpreted by the English
courts for more than five hundred
veers. Our fathersin 1176 were still
1131111113 far their "free customs.“ their
“natural rights." and in the flush oi
victory; they lost their hoods. and
than of course they lost their coin-
,merce. their credit and their conti-
cnce in such other. When in an 111-
terly demonllasd staid. they ssw the
fused of a central government. that
could pay (or the soap needed «to been
its fcce clean. they stood quite as much
in four of the people as they did of the
king.
The constitution malters. including
Morris who wrote it. attributed the
then chaotic conditions to the “turbu-
lenr follies of democracy" and our own
Roger 8110111111111; 111 ‘thb constitutional
convention declaisd "that the people
would never be sufficiently Informed
to solo intelligently ‘ on all. candidates
that might 501W) Through
fear of the king. the powers of the ,es.
ecutlve were. closely guarded and
through fear of the people. the now-
ers of the legislative branch were care
fully limited and the reel sovereignty
was by accident. or otherwise. placed
in the Supreme Court. has
no power to destroy or lituitoits func-
hens. and it is the only cent in the
world that is not dependent upon leg-
istivsbrsnoh of the [1110711an When
Chief Justice Marshall in Ilaybury 111.
Madison, declared an «act of Courssa
:to bcxoid and of nooffsot. as contrary
.to the constitution. and when in 1814,
the Supreme court it 1y determined
that tile Ior’ernment the power to
issue "greenback" as one of the porn
era belonging to a sovereign nation.
“not expressly wilhbsldi‘roin Oonsrsss
by the constitution." the supreme pow~
i
in the same. court and some
men today agree with Mr. docile may
or. whosaid in 1111131 "The constitution
,ds supposed to possess an elasticity
which would snake the manufacturers
pflndia rubber chokeiwittt y." is
r the court to he criticised? we
fsafely assume that we have reached
perfection in our constitutional restric-
tion noon the iivlns to legislate for
iivlnsf -
bur constitution. according to ‘Kir.
Gladstone. "the roost wonderful work
.ever struolr off in a given tints by the
brain and purpose of mun." is won-
derful if it is wise. and not
.11 is old. Wears told mi. 1 .111-
acsmersl in fertile gsflsiativs , on
of the eminent 0 which.” 1111.»
.proud,.wss copied from the English
ills“ gPariistnent, 111111 was 11, can
.sccid 1, due to‘tns dmc _ _ of
lumen)” .111, as
lati ‘ ,Q « n Willin-
" re.
”i
no.
boil 0&1 ind-r“ ‘
or of the discernment hecarneinyestsd ti
‘ . 1. "’ lit.
Wit)” suit that nodes all tiny.
Willi ”sigmoid!“ lit.
Annoyina urinary di ‘ ers, .
l'l‘lsnw ‘
Dunn's
alloy;
are
great benefit to inefauil 1,111.11 carer‘-
oasis in be grateful to them. For nev-
erni year-st! villus-syioiiiin of tltidney
trouble. position 11111111112 1111. “1111:1111:
kidney flown”! 3p! Inflated. 111111
from ban aside. 1 inc 111111.111 as
though life were scarcely worth lying.
Donna Kidney. mils were finally to
cured for inc. 1111 .tbeyviers the rst
rented that ever ixlg’yoflsci. 800d
my no rips sins icy ,. and the con-
tents ota few boxes of been I Kidney
Pills brought about a complete euro.
1 have never been troubled. by my
book or kidneys sincds then and have.
taken. plsusurolon many occasions in
recommending Doan‘s Kidney Pills to
my friedii and acquaintances?
For title by alidoaiers. Price 50
cents. Foster-M01111") 00.. .buflsio
New York. sole mm for the United
811111111. . - . 1
Remember the home-«Dunn‘s and
tells another. . ,. ,
wan.» 1-11-1 ‘V‘fl' «ably—Liv n’pc~.-«.s.a.
this Impreunnbis 111111 1111131. Congress
has built around. the constitution. in
order that the “free customs? 01'.th
people may be preserved. nndttbnt the
radrninistrstlve soversinnty of‘lho‘ Uni-
ted States may be iocatsd‘sninowhsref
'l‘o 111011 is escosdinsly lntsrsstins to
note that, in hlnslnnd where tnsystiil
have s loom the people are constantly
pressln the power swny from him and
his her s. to 11 government by a single
assembly. and in Antenna. where there
is 'no lilng, the people are constantly
pressing poorer away {10111 the only
body that directly rsprssen‘ them. it
thessecutivc and the courts. if Con-
gress has ceased to represent. the poo
pie, is it not in part. due to the f 01
thnt the people-where conned to 1 r
on interest in Cousrsssf And (lamest
has thus been at liberty to mind its
time hurling laws. x0011 orbad. at can
dieting special interest». lioweroi
careless the people my be in their
methods. whether they are unscientific
or not in the means employed.“ it
pretty clear that they are determined
to secure as soon as possible economy
in legislation. production 11nd d trip
utlon. Just nowiiie people. 11er
or .nnwiseiy. seem to have the idea
that the solution of the problem or
self-government lies in more govern
ment; pmtgction against the law lies
in more law, and as the world today
for the comparison or contrast of polit-
ical experiaent. is no larger than was
the state New York 100 years ago.
the wave of democracy will cover the
earth before it subsides. if it our door
subside. Every year gives new proof
of this. A few months ago Dcntocrscy
wiped bar fed in defiant safety upon
the dais sacred to the silken boss 01
the great ones of Portugal.
months ago China awoke to the fact
instill some or tile drugged Crud)“
is not the-voice of ultimate wisdom,
and it may not be before 1111
senior nation of the worl .will appeal
in trousers and siovsplpe bat.
“iarlor its-anus"; for his! tells 111
that forty-two centuries not 11 mum
of China were “elected." .Not our
men in 10.000 in China or in 0111 Japan
ever felt the satiation of individus‘
liberty and achievement. llas . the
East slatted. westward? And has 1111
Wesmtartsd eastward? Has the mid-
die kingdom determined to sacridct
her sods of clay for liberty! And arr
wsvsettins ready to “charm our 1111-
erty for law? Many cdnturiss.m. and
for centuries at a time in iiesry Ins-
land. wildest hours of labor.
iii a of huts and totality 0i
d a, meal
dear
on
dial The srcstsstmanator that
said. “For my 1111. W
investigation
[in up what
political
. ‘ " than
science from
bulletin“
d
innumwmnuaunu
Mimi
«swimmer . £04 ,iliatoiiiislirunlion of the.
will Pills drive_,.wsariness 931‘ 51'0“ Willi“. . . 31011:"
endowed. by 8dutlt.iii0rwellt cilia
insure and iniut'ydo
still would nlso Vanni
tioni'd and ":11. 01111;”th of it ill “
won open 11 ‘ em on e -
ore of n unitodpmtsrut. which would
find its sdvuniaaflu ills-highest pus»
Iiblc rate of fatal" . 1‘le
another Simeon Baldwin vi o believes
the unarmed-11st should be unloaded
"so so not to forbid reasonable agree-
ments for a reasonable restraint of
trade." '
. 1,1;
interferes wit
‘hln
'i‘wo
MM "it!
1110. bed time. prayer
. 1110. were all, regulated by law. with
you as much resard for the rims of the
moxie as you will 11nd today is
the bran new constitution of Misc»
, Perhaps the only incident of pro-
?netic consequence in the recent elec-
1011 was in the increase in the Social-
istvots. is the record ofsslf covers-
nt always to be written first In 1111-
,y as in the state as a wise father.
than n the state as a wet nurse. than
in hunger and revolution. than in lib:
scalp. 11nd so on round'tbs cir-
ever
lived in this or any other country once
1. u
lilrtlcular QM
0""
01.1110 world and instill”
less ormsrytnissii wits. precisely. tits
monolith-Mae is no suing;
‘11- run over
- ”11.11 to M. M“
lusts can lift
Dew and front the whole. if i were to
Mt “with one mag the 1am
. s. and 1111111110" ar'a‘liu
' M111 M
sarcoma»
to Newm. ‘
‘ W. ' ..
ii 9’i‘nlan and. 8111111011
«3'. 3 ‘1‘“ "1111:1911 others. 1 or .msqmw
111 i
nuance in the coin‘munit‘ op-
1m
1111 W ilgidwinb .,‘
lines "would 1.1511111
hen good," Would."
{1111' to
PM
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travel
1 quote from an» opinion of our lesrn-
ed Jurist still present governor. 1111111
iisbsd in Leslie's Weekly of October
20. 1910: "The railroads of the country
today are worth there than the coun-
try would drove soldier when the New
Haven road was built. They pay about
double the wages paid in other c01111~
lrisa and carry freight for about half
the foreign rates.“
1 have no interest in the
other than to get ii'unsporta ,n as
irondll
cheaply as possible. and i mention
them as representing. partial». the
littlest 11111011111. of 0111111111 on Bed in
my choline (sf-business. hero is
nothing Socialistic in muuiflul the
railroads. 11s conilpon carriers. to serve
the public fairly and openly. There
lmoihllng Sociallsuc ltu sending to
.1 ntsmdil l'so corporation
who violate. 11.134, but the low that
toil landfrsesrowtli
1nd prosperity of or transportation
facilities or cripples with legal. restric-
tions the noncommercial cunionts of
the peopler. n
socialistlc or Demo-
al destb.
zratlcmiikis 111d ,
invention-an luv
Connédlicilt's
destrucilble aisle in an indissoiisblo
unionwis a wonderful bit of political
machinery. It ran fsirlywcll tor. 70
vesrs and then went decidedly wrons
'or 10 years. more that {line it has
«stonlsbod civilisntlou by. its powers
sud bensiits. Now we beer assin the
voice of the doubler culling upon the
tales tobswsrs the ammonium of
’11s nation. it is easy to no that the
dates ,inust insist upon their sover-
4311.11.11“ and prerogstirss. and no
rue will question the. lnoalcuishle ben-
ifits of community supervision of pub.
lie affairs and domestic economies. list
ye know that Just as surely 11s econ-
omy is the mother of surplus. Just as
“1le interstate commerce dreads no
no 111111111 as tits luminance of
101111 cling and restrict! stats laws
ind regulations. it is 1101 to romant-
ber. too, our experience from 1860
to 1570. Let rose
of patriotism
terson in the “
"Diosenes ma
might in the history of the irish Union
ed 11 llsnry Wat-
ro‘m see of Life":
do honest man
touts upon a osmiel case in poor
l-liissoy llergb. w ‘ upload all the sold
“logistic could o ,1 111111. abandoned
11c borough of Kllmainhaln. for which
he sat. and which neuritiali minis
raced
mara‘ooosl bin» fog . t
the bill which ’11: ' country of its
31110110111 and was 11 dead in bed.
with a six pence es the mantel and a
rumor. on which was scrawled. "ire-
lsnd forever. and be damned to fill-
insinham.”
Now this is 11111 sort of patriotism
that thrills us with approval. but what
ire we to do when then are two ire-
lands to love. two flags to defend?
in .1301 Lincoln loads his choice. and
1.00 made another? Was”‘not [soc do
lending his lrslsnd and the free ous-
tsuns of his people and the Menu of
his state as these " are handed down
to .111111 by the is
be was justified? “Has not time with
its reroiiui healingaii the store clean
I
Can we say
snronsiratsdthtlsso was driven
'o a hateful choloo or a few bruins.
blinded by thstst of power and slav—
And yeti and tbsisns of
thousands who led fdr his cause
without rislit to "roam wily” mn-
ssntcd lite citisenshio of the South.
in a recent addnhs i said.“ it.
mlsg table. the out. the chase. and
t s mistress furnished entertainment
for the true gentleman of the loath. i
was criticised . this. and
justly so. 11 tall literally. ‘ a an
that
all “’11.; sandman "I (5!
8011111 was the seal, of any tlsl‘nao
same spirit that massed 111011011111
soul 0 Husasy W1 but neither
time. our love of r. our love
burden of orisi
the Metro!» ' .
the Kills of i . . , ‘
Milton lilies “it I‘M Oil»
1?”
suit inmate»-
cowbell-w
. valiant“ ““1“" "‘0 M tel; no: villhlen
to you a variety
and an
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gd 11!
1'11 a (30., :1 11011111111111 .
silt. « .
aiY'bglilfi o
W
tutlons. consrcss. courts or. executive. .
but in the Mills themselves. dud t at ,
a big and wise lush. like 141100111. n-
derstood and obeyed. , 1
in times of war the bonds of law
grow light. when weight: against the
duty of saving 1.11 . no! n. 3111 times
around 'roffiolelaud ciiisen. ,With pence
last becominuperniunont 11nd 1am
fast becoming more numerous. there
is only one person. that save us
all. and that. pencil is t s school
teacher... “Education, education. and
111111111010 ddunatlou.’ , , 1
Our duni sovereignty will run as
smoothly and silently snd louder than
someof the stars if thepnmsriosn
people have the intelligence to see
111111411011 and stars are random differ
by the same 11m and that the only
way for men and stars toltcsp their
coureses without disaster is to obey
those lawn and the ilrst among them
for men to consider 111 the, terrible
penalty that will always conic to the
state where nature’s favorites-oppress
and exploit the lessforturlste and
where the lawmaker sees his country
in his mirsor and honor in the “guinea
stamp." .,
i‘ have briefly. and without much
method. railed your attentiun to a few
things that lead me to believe that
the fathers knew more than their
srandiatners. and perhaps. not“ niuch
as some of their great gr , . .
When i read of the nt‘sllectual
achievements of the men how at the
front in public and private “airs. i
feel that n fair amount of confuse and
it very large desire to be». 311111111 to
Connecticut. are perhaps the only
qualifications that 1 possess for the
hull office to which you here call
11111. 1
i am confident that i shall not set
the Potomac river on fire or drive
sicknessor discontent from the Amer
loan continent during my stay in
Washinxton. i an: an ardent prom
sire, but i want the emcrssncy brake
to bo‘nlwnyn in order. and i want
someone close to It who knows how to
worit it. i have often been riding in
a sleeping car at night. quite certain
that i was going south. to find upon
looking out of the window that l was
going north. With very sense in pen
fact order. men have been at times
amped in dclusio . since the day
that Adam decided t at its was a bat-
ter disiist than his Maker. in lite
past. and often. the feat of the rnuitl~
tuds have full with error. as the feath-
er moves with the wind.
We must not be afraid and we must
keep cool. We shall all make 1111s-
takes. but if we keep our faith in 111111.
who force the truth, we may well es-
. t that .1111; fair landforlr country.
11 1 some d' lead the world beyond
the gates of sad and war. to a elv.
"Mellon whore "pesos shall come as
a river" and Justice "as a flowing
M' ‘
With 11111111 in her out and unbound.
best that is in me to the state i love.
and 111111 has diisd sir 111111 with non-
nr and happiness. and with a heart full
of gratitude and flood Villlies '10 you.
i take up 111d honor and the burden.
praying God to she me «math and
wisdom to wear the honor" without
boasting. and..bear the burden with
some measure of success:
ML“ OUIID 1" I TO ‘10 BM“.
ram 01111111111? is
cure any case of Installs.
ing or raid-dill: Piles in ass
. mossy. rsfsnlsdl eds.
to
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cnnrnm eruption in more”: .
noun stars or 110011 ENGLISH ponansm.
, In conventionnlocsigns, Goldenrod, 1111113111111 green
border, and two floral patterns. green slid yellow. and, red
floral. Following are the changed ,riccs:
Value $27.50 {1114131650.
Value $21.50 for $15.00.
.00 .‘for $13.50.
Value 18.01:, flat $10.00.
011 snip immediately.
Lsyps sun nonunion. I
A line of Oil Lamps which are in some instances. not
quite “perfect. They have been used for exhibition’purposcs
as samples. but for ordinary use are quite as good. itsllow.
Value $20.00 for $10.00.
Value $18.50 for $5.00.
Electric Lamps.
Value $9.00 {or $4.00.
Value $10.50 for $5.00.
,Thesc‘priccs may seem strange, and in one or 11110 cases
the reductions appear improbable. We advise those inter-
ested to come and see for themselves. .
ENGLISH ART rinses vases in
‘ nose nowns.
less that shows the strange iridescent colorsand
sliiitingl his. most b'eauiii'ul to watch. The shapes of the
vases an bowls are artistic, and above all, practical for
lmlding'flowers. '
Value $2.00
Value $1.00
Value $12.00 for $7.00.
Value $535,101 $11.15.
Value $10.00 . {or $5.00.
Value $1.75
Cut Glass Section:
warm GOODS AT CLEARANCE
We oifcr a line of White Goodé suitable for waists and ‘
children's dresses at half price. Lawns. plain and fancy.
Persian lawns. misses, dotted. figured or plain. and nov-
elties. There are a few dress lengths in the collection.
At 11.11 Regular Price. -
White Goods Section, lower floor.
Remember :11. Clearance. Sale of Separate Waists.’
cry lathe keynote here. All kinds and all prices. And
they are adding to it each day;
Second floor. Carpet Store elevator.
The D' MReadCo
ed faith 111.111 future. 1 pledge the
sr ossar erotics-ions
We offer the balance of our stock of Furs at ERMTLY REDUCED ‘
PRICES. We note a few items:
Wwas 37.19 .
.6...- .. ....... . ..... was $0.49
1m ...... .....was 110.110 ;
sacs. ........ .....was 111.01
omuutsws ruse ar tut-a saoucrious
IMO ..... ..........was 810.00
mwum
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